mrpowelldev

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by mrpowelldev 3y ago
> J. Kenji López-Alt, who recently literally wrote the/a book on wok cooking, would disagree: Incorrect. He states certain foods and flavors will not work with induction or would be difficult without gas in the article itself. He su
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by mrpowelldev 3y ago
Obsolete models being replaced by current ones is a better explanation. NatGeo's video operations surpassed their magazine profit long ago. Why then retain the elements that can create a high-quality product in an obsolete medium? Cust
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by mrpowelldev 3y ago
If smarts follow a normal distribution, then someone 5x smarter than your average Joe is exponentially more rare. Supply and demand would suggest their compensation increase wouldn't merely be linear.
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by mrpowelldev 4y ago
Speaking from experience, sanity depletes faster than one's retirement account increases with a draining job. 400k in SF is about 260k after taxes. Figuring saving 50% would give 130k/year in savings and an expense rate of 130k&#x
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by mrpowelldev 4y ago
Flirted with a similar idea. The root of it was to externalize the mundane aspects of day-to-day life. The mundane: food, laundry, cleaning. Food had two broad strategies: (1) Repeated Deliveries of staples with one afternoon a week dedicat
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by mrpowelldev 4y ago
Not the OP but I typically hear such advice in the form of thinking of oneself and one's circumstances as being entirely one's responsibility. >What if I wanted to be healthy, but have $<any number of chronic, debilitating c